OR HB3807

School districts may only pay membership fees to organizations administering interscholastic activities (such as OSAA) if those organizations implement equity-focused policies addressing discriminatory harassment and bullying based on age, disability, national origin, race, color, marital status, religion, sex, or sexual orientation

Organizations must maintain a complaint process with 48-hour initial response times and 30-day resolution targets for reports about student, coach, or spectator behavior

Escalating sanctions are required for verified violations: first offense requires training; second offense allows suspensions, fines, or team-wide consequences; third offense requires forfeiting a competition or playoff disqualification

Referees and judges must receive scenario-based training, access to neutral third-party mediators during competitions, and anonymous reporting systems for post-competition concerns

Organizations must report complaints to district school boards, which are then required to hold public hearings, and must conduct annual surveys of students and parents regarding equity policy violations

Effective July 1, 2025 as an emergency measure